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#Poetry. Women are routinely silenced, but at some point they find their voice, and then they stand up for their dignity. A perceptive poem.
For the first time when my daughter called me Majestic. I barely understand what she means and ignored her as I was keen to heat my mother-in-law.
for the first time when my husband asked me to change that Yellow Net Saree which which I draped for a party. I silently accepted his advice and thought maybe he doesn’t like yellow color.
for the first time when my father-in-law taunted me to not making Round Chapattis. I wisely digested it and trained me well just to be a “Good Bahu” Model.
for the first time when my valorous heart called me Sleazy. I cheerlessly faced my own identity and realized what being silent costs.
for the first time when my tongue speaks answers like-
Thank you, Beta! My daughter learned that praise is important.
“Yellow saree is looking much better on me. Isn’t it?” My husband learned that self-choice is important.
“I’ll surely learn that from maa, Papaji. But blaming them (my parents) will not make that happen.” My father-in-law learned that taunts will make situation worst.
for the first time when I said “NO” to silence. I learned what happiness actually means!
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Ayushi Jain grew up in Delhi, India with more than just a passion for writing. She is an avid blogger and the author of "Soul of a Woman." She writes about life, love, feminism and read more...
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Picture this: A seasoned executive at the peak of her career suddenly grapples with hot flashes and sleep disturbances during important meetings. She also battles mood swings and cognitive changes, affecting her productivity and confidence. Eventually, she resigns from her job.
Fiction? Not really. The scenario above is a reality many women face as they navigate menopause while meeting their work responsibilities.
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